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... Sir Francis Stannope, W R Swift, Benj. SingletO Ferrae' r- Staples, Robert J Stavely, Esq. , P Geeii1 Kingstown; James B Staveley, Croydon S re Spiller, Robert Staples, MI S Synnot, John G SOR at A Butler St Leger, Sir Edward Synge, Bart; j,%l Hamilton ...
... occasioned by it have beeta core numerous - titan serious. Trees were uprooteil in all directions, parti-e ettclarly at Staveley, at Boytitorple, at Old B~rampton, at B~rim- Si -iagton, anti the tinle old yew trees in Whittigtigon chstrch- yard were ...
... William Henry. -C D Duggan. Motherwell. Barton, Frederick George. 'tIiE IRIfATE'.S IIE13REW PREI:1UM3S. Senior Class.-Sir Staveley (Robert) Se.; Jotcnson (John)- Sir Weir (J. A.), Sel.; Sir Weldon (George) Junior Class.-J'otter (Lewis); Dearden (Henry); ...
... last, before J. TJ. si Cantrell, Esq, Judge. Mlr. F. A. Hatton, printer, of Ches- s terficid, sued Mr. WVilliam Gregory, of Staveley, for the q sumil of 61. 14s. which was a!leged to be due to him for P printing prospectuses of a lottery of a brewery at ...
... farmer. Etlton-Mr. Lawvrence I Steplienson, farmer. Hollme.oun-the-Wolds-Mr. Thomas t larland, farmer, lilivuick.Mr. Robert Staveley. a Lechoufield-Mi. Robert Fisher. Leven-Mr. WVilson t Whiiting. Lockington-Mr. Christopher Jordison. Lock- o ingtoii-il- ...
... liut, bofore thle ttaist at 8 arrived in that town, Brown hod expired. An inquest G3 was held on Mtonday and adi ourned. !, STAVELEY.-CAPTV1I1E OF A ?? Saturday gol ;evening, in ctonselilence of several butchers' shlops of late 0 03 being plutidered in a ...
... twico before thic curtait. The Right H1ots. the Speaker will give his official I diuller oil Saturdaly, Aug-ust 3. M, ?? Staveley is to be removed from the staff at Hog Kong; to the staff at Madras.-GloSe. V ISIT OF TIlE NEP 'AGuEsE AosASIMADOR TO PORTS- ...
... the late 'Colonel Rift, CB.B, who cmadd tire 51st Regimsent at the battle of Waterloo.' 'STAST AT BE&nn-e.-Madjor Geniral Staveley, the fora. general on the staff titlioog Kong, in to be rem~oved to tbe staff in the presidencyl ?? * ~(P#cm last night's ...
... West Mailing, Keict, attorceys (so far as regards Thoncas Sely, jirme.tH. Moyssi, Brothers, of Lonlion, ?? Bayley and James Staveley, of Birnilnigham, fruiterers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. John Nelsoim, of Edinburgh, poulterer, August 2 anid 30, at two, at tics ...
... motion, Whicil was carried. Some unimportant business was disposed of, and the Board adjourned. A BAD LEG CU LED.-A cow, at Staveley, broke its leg v on tile I Ithi May. It was tied writi splints nid allowed to r go at large. 'Tile splints were taken off ...
... could reach Leeds from London first, but | the Midland won by half an hour. JIijoCanSO AT STAVEI.Er.-On Monday (last week) at Staveley, Mr. Richard Barrow gave a splendid enter- tainment to the clergy and gentry in the neighbourbood, and to the whole of his ...
... Wednesday morning a large piece of timber and a stone 2 were laid across the rails of the isew' railway from Speed- I well to Staveley works', between thte Netberthsorpe foot- bridge and the colliery. Fortunatply they wvere observed before any damage was done ...